Sounds like the US. I've had residents crawl into work in the middle of a enteritis, that I've had to force into a bed in the on-call room, shoved an IV in the

Sounds like the US. I've had residents crawl into work in the middle of a enteritis, that I've had to force into a bed in the on-call room, shoved an IV in their arm, and told them not to fucking move until I'd gotten two boluses into them. They were entirely unable to work, and the question of infectiousness was well beside the point. We'd have no one to cover if they actually called in sick. If someone comes in with the flu, we don't test at all. They get handed a mask and we go on with our work day.